RV/GCR Chatter ~ 3/29/2016

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"Currency is Not Fraudulent, People Are" - Anonymous Guest Post

3/29/2016 07:19:00 AM  Emailed, Thoughts  
Emailed to Dinar Chronicles:

A rock cannot trick you, people can.

A piece of paper cannot trick you, people can.

A Guru can trick you, a piece of paper cannot.

Not every human being is a fraud.

Unfortunately every Guru has proved to be a fraud. Each tricks us with, “every hour, every day, any moment.” And this, by definition, is fraudulent.

There is nothing wrong with your currency. There is everything wrong with people who trick us. And why does any human being trick another? Personal gain of some kind?

To protect yourself, it would be wise to label each and every Guru a fraud. In the history of this currency investment, there is not one Guru who has not tricked us. Some have tricked us more than others.

Anonymous


Thanks to: http://inteldinarchronicles.blogspot.com

David Lilenfeld's Deception of the Public, Google

3/29/2016 06:14:00 AM  News  
In a lawsuit by Dinar Corp Inc. against Sterling Currency Group, Lilenfeld PC is accused of making a Spoofed Call. Read more by reviewing section B. “Lilenfeld’s entanglements with Defendants and the conduct complained of” in the Motion to Disqualify Opposing Counsel Attorney David Lilenfeld.

If you have not read the Abusive Litigation Letter against Attorney David Lilenfeld PC that I filed with the court, you’re free to do so.

There is also now a criminal investigation related to Sterling Currency Group.

Below are the images from Exhibit 6a showing the relationship discovered between Attorney David Lilenfeld and his employee Youssef El Hodaigui which happens to also the marketing agent for Sterling Currency Group (Ty Rhame, James and Carole Shaw’s company).

https://www.iraqidinar.org/exhibit-g-titled-david-lilenfeld-deception-of-the-public-google/

Thanks to: http://inteldinarchronicles.blogspot.com

IQD RV Update with Tlar: "Going After the Corrupt"

3/29/2016 07:13:00 AM  News, Thoughts, Tlar, Update  
Article quote:
"...The Financial and Economic Intelligence Department of the Ministry of Interior announced on Monday the seizure of three banking companies that were transferring funds to the ISIS..."


...It is good to see this government at least trying to stop counterfeiting and smuggling and money laundering. Shabibi unequivocally told the Maliki government that it is the job of the government to protect the money. Shabibi identified many leaks while in office including finding people on the CBI payroll that were stealing for Maliki. Shabibi tried to remove them and Maliki told him he could not...What a pleasure it is to see this government actually going after the corrupt and catching them...

Tlar (Currency Chatter)

Iraqi Dinar Revaluation and Global Currency Reset News | Dinar Chronicles

Courtesy of Dinar Guru

Thanks to: http://inteldinarchronicles.blogspot.com

firefly

 IMF stated Iraq will enter the Global Economy BY the 1st half of 2016. The IMF doesn't lie.   Many of these items most are looking at have nothing to do with the monetary reform.  They are very good for Iraq's growth and great for the citizens. 

[if they go global they need a reality rate right?] 

Does it make sense to go global with their present rate? Are they working so hard to compete in the global markets if they weren't planning a change?

 They IMO would need a reality rate prior to entering the markets.

Fact is...the IQD NEVER lost value, it was cut off by the UN at the request of the US. 

IMO we are at the point of no return. Central Banks have already started adjusting.

Not rumour or intel but direct US media news.

  Changes have already begun, can't turn back the clock now...


Thanks to Ponee at: http://www.dinardaily.net

Thank you for all of the awesome news. I love reading articles from you. Trying to discern truth from fiction is sometimes very very hard

you are very welcome duffs

Get house in order, World Bank tells Iraq
One of the largest economies in the Middle East under twin threats from oil and terrorism.

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U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, center, and Iraqi Prime Minister Haider Al-Abadi, right, review economic threats in the era of terrorism and lower crude oil prices. U.N. Photo by Mark Garten
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BAGHDAD, March 28 (UPI) -- Faced with threats from terrorism and low oil prices, the world community is ready to help, but Iraqis make take initiatives, the U.N. secretary-general said.
U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon joined the heads of the World Bank and the Islamic Development Bank in expressing solidarity with Iraqi leaders struggling to ensure financial and national stability. From Baghdad, the secretary-general said he was calling on regional and international partners to help support a threatened Iraq, though the Iraqis themselves needed to take responsibility to resolve crises.
"These reforms must include measures to empower women and young people, and to bring [about] greater social cohesion," Ban said in a statement.
Iraq's $200 billion economy is one of the largest in the Middle East, though several decades of conflict have taken on a toll on state infrastructure, while the recent collapse in crude oil prices has strained its financial coffers.
The International Monetary Fund more recently warned Iraq is facing twin economic shocks in the form of the national security threat posed by the Islamic State terrorist group and the steep decline in crude oil prices.
Conflict, the IMF warned, was hurting Iraq's non-oil economy because of trade disruptions, a loss of investor confidence and the destruction of infrastructure.
The World Bank, meanwhile, said Iraq "needs to put its economic house in order" by reforming state-owned enterprises, enacting more even distribution of oil revenues and addressing chronic shortages of electricity.
"Through demonstrating a commitment to such real changes, we hope Iraq can find the support it seeks to relieve its immense fiscal pressures in the light of significantly reduced oil prices," World Bank President Jim Yong Kim said.

Thanks to LA for the forward and: http://www.upi.com

Iraq's parliament gives PM until Thursday on new cabinet amid unrest
BAGHDAD | By Saif Hameed and Stephen Kalin















Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi speaks during the Iraqi Police Day at a police academy in Baghdad January 9, 2016.
Reuters/Khalid al Mousily


Iraq's parliament on Monday gave Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi three days to present a new non-party cabinet to fight corruption or potentially face a no-confidence vote amid street protests piling on the pressure for action.

A flash on state television called Thursday the "final deadline" for Abadi, who said more than six weeks ago that he would replace ministers with technocrats unaffiliated with political parties.

Yet other politicians, including some within his own party, have pushed back against a reshuffle, fearing it could weaken the political patronage networks that have sustained their wealth and influence for more than a decade.

Powerful Shi'ite Muslim cleric Moqtada al-Sadr on Sunday launched a personal sit-in inside Baghdad's heavily fortified Green Zone, which houses embassies and government offices.

His supporters extended a week-old sit-in just outside the district's gates, huddling in tents and under umbrellas in heavy rain. They also demonstrated in the southern city of Basra.

Sadr, who commands the loyalty of tens of thousands of supporters, including Shi'ite fighters who helped defend Baghdad against Sunni Islamic State militants in 2014, has re-emerged as a leader in matters of state in recent months.

"If Abadi does not present his new government by Thursday, then he will be questioned in Saturday's (parliamentary session)," said Sadr bloc MP Yasir al-Husseini. "This will be the start of a number of steps leading to a no-confidence vote."

Failing to deliver on long-promised anti-corruption measures could weaken Abadi's government just as Iraqi forces are gearing up to try and recapture the northern city of Mosul from Islamic State.

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Support in parliament for withdrawing confidence from Abadi did not appear unanimous on Monday.

Abbas al-Bayati, an MP from Abadi's ruling National Alliance coalition, said lawmakers would want an explanation for any further delay of reform steps but had not agreed to pursue a no confidence vote.

"Between now and Thursday is sufficient and if he cannot do it by then, he should come and clarify why in order to convince the blocs and the street," Bayati told Reuters.

He said Abadi had composed a preliminary roster of candidates for the new cabinet and coalition leaders were consulting with Sunni, Kurdish and other Shi'ite politicians "to create a balanced list that has the standards of professionalism and technocratic experience".

It was not clear which ministers were likely to be replaced but analysts doubted that substantive change was in the works.

An U.S.-based Iraqi academic, Abbas Kadhim, tweeted last week that he had been short-listed for foreign minister, and a government source said senior ministry civil servants might be elevated to fill some positions.

Political analyst Fadhil Abu Ragheef said new technocrat ministers would likely come from Iraq's existing parties and blocs. "They will not bring anything new," he said. "This is about changing the facade only; the core will remain the same."

(Editing by Mark Heinrich)





Thanks to LA for the forward and: http://www.reuters.com

Same Day - 3-27 U.S. Capitol - gunman shot entering Visitor Center on Capitol Hill, with a gun.

3-28 - EgyptAir plane hijacked - 81 people on board

Upcoming: 3-31 (This Thursday) - G-20 meets on Financial matters.

4-16 - OPEC & Non-Opec nations meet in Qatari

MOSUL status…..

You’ll figure it out…..

Re-Watch the movie "Forest Gump", asap. No really, ASAP.

Everything you need to know, is in that movie......AND our last post.

We have a VERY FUN seat in the bleachers. "Stay the Course"..... if you choose.

I Intend the Best for ALL, Dr. Clarke


Thanks to: http://www.dinardaily.net

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@Ponee wrote:
Re-Watch the movie "Forest Gump", asap. No really, ASAP.

Everything you need to know, is in that movie......AND our last post.

We have a VERY FUN seat in the bleachers. "Stay the Course"..... if you choose.

I Intend the Best for ALL, Dr. Clarke

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LOL @ RambleNash on http://www.dinardaily.net

That was exactly what I was going to post hahaha Beat me to it :)